Renozz.84
2014-12-07 00:00:21
- #1
Hello,
this concerns a building permit application that was rejected. The reason given is that the house would fit on the plot, but the boundary of the local development plan would cut through the building footprint of the house. This means that part of the plot is not designated as building land. This is not about a rear extension, but facing the street towards the edge of the village.
What options are there to proceed here? Is it advisable to involve a lawyer at this stage? Are there any court rulings known where, for example, it was approved that 40% of the building footprint of the house may exceed the development boundary?
this concerns a building permit application that was rejected. The reason given is that the house would fit on the plot, but the boundary of the local development plan would cut through the building footprint of the house. This means that part of the plot is not designated as building land. This is not about a rear extension, but facing the street towards the edge of the village.
What options are there to proceed here? Is it advisable to involve a lawyer at this stage? Are there any court rulings known where, for example, it was approved that 40% of the building footprint of the house may exceed the development boundary?